a gorgeous gown

A Gorgeous Gown

A Gorgeous Gown
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Objective

Recognize and produce the hard g sound (/g/) in a series of words that begin with that sound, such as good, get, and got.

Lesson Plan

Target Words:

  • gorgeous
  • green
  • gown
  • goat
  • gloves

Materials:

  • Green, round plastic tablecloth 
  • Picture cards 

State and Model the Objective
Tell the children that they will make a gorgeous green gown while listening for words that begin with the hard g sound (/g/), such as green, gown, goat, and gloves.

Literacy Activities
Glue things that start with the hard g sound on a green gown

  • Cut a hole in the top of the tablecloth so it will fit over your head and under your armpits, then cut two strips off the bottom to make shoulder straps for the gown and attach them to the gown.
  • Spin around in your green gown and ask the children if they would like to help you make your green gown look gorgeous.
  • Show the children each of the picture cards, pointing out that each picture starts with the hard g sound (/g/) as in green, gown, and gorgeous.
  • Have the children take turns choosing and identifying a picture card and ask each child, “Will a ___ (e.g., ghost) make my green gown gorgeous?” 
  • After they answer the question, let the children glue their picture cards to the gown and invite all the children to say, “Glue a ___ (e.g., ghost) on the gorgeous green gown.” 
  • Continue until all of the children have had a turn putting a picture card on the gown.

More Practice
Repeat phrases with the target letter

  • With the children, review the hard g picture cards they put on the green gown by saying together, " We got a ___ (e.g., goat) for the gorgeous, green gown," emphasizing the hard g sound.
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Objective

Recognize and produce the hard g sound (/g/) in a series of words that begin with that sound, such as good, get, and got.

Materials

  • Picture cards 
  • Gown graphic 
  • Green crayons or markers 

Activity: Gorgeous Green Gown

  • Have your child color the gown graphic with a green crayon or marker. 
  • Cut out the picture cards, help your child identify them and emphasize the hard g sound (as in gown and glue), and lay the cards on a table face down. 
  • Take turns choosing and identifying a picture card, then say, "Glue ___ (e.g., gloves) on the gorgeous green gown." and glue the card to the gown. 
  • When all of the cards have been attached to the gorgeous, green gown, take turns pointing to a card and saying, "We got ___ (e.g., gloves)  for the gorgeous, green gown," emphasizing the hard g sound.

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